Quaker Hill
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" In these dwellings live fourhundred and five persons. This gives a density of population of 26. 667per square mile. In the summer months of July and August there come tothe Hill at least five hundred and nineteen more, increasing the densityof population to more than 61 per square mile.
There is a steady emigration from the Hill, due to the departure ofworking-people and their families in search of better economicopportunities. This has in ten years removed thirty-nine persons. Deathhas remov...ed or occasioned the removal of twenty-seven more, while onlythree have been removed by marriage.
Over against this there has been an immigration in the years 1895-1905of thirty persons; of whom eleven have come in to labor, and nineteenfor residence on their own property.
There were resident in 1905 on Quaker Hill the following social-economicclasses: Professional men, three; one minister, two artists; wealthybusiness men, three; farmers, thirty-eight; laborers, forty (heads ofhouses).
There were fifty-three births in ten years, 1895-1905, of which fourteenwere in the families of property-owners, and thirty-nine in families oftenants.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" In these dwellings live fourhundred and five persons. This gives a density of population of 26. 667per square mile. In the summer months of July and August there come tothe Hill at least five hundred and nineteen more, increasing the densityof population to more than 61 per square mile.
There is a steady emigration from the Hill, due to the departure ofworking-people and their families in search of better economicopportunities. This has in ten years removed thirty-nine persons. Deathhas remov...ed or occasioned the removal of twenty-seven more, while onlythree have been removed by marriage.
Over against this there has been an immigration in the years 1895-1905of thirty persons; of whom eleven have come in to labor, and nineteenfor residence on their own property.
There were resident in 1905 on Quaker Hill the following social-economicclasses: Professional men, three; one minister, two artists; wealthybusiness men, three; farmers, thirty-eight; laborers, forty (heads ofhouses).
There were fifty-three births in ten years, 1895-1905, of which fourteenwere in the families of property-owners, and thirty-nine in families oftenants.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wilson Warren Hugh to read onlineMoreLess
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